Unitarian Church Winthrop announces services and meet
First Unitarian Church Winthrop Massachusetts corner Hermon and School streets Rev W Litchfield minister rooms 82 Hermon street telephone 242 1 morning service 1045 sunday school 12 seats free church supported by subscriptions If Gods Heroes will be the subject tomorrow morning All day Good Cheer Alliance vestry Wednesday invited ladies interested in the work Local alliance represented at New England Associate Alliance meeting in Manchester New Hampshire Thursday of this week.
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Unitarian Church
Winthrop
Mase
Hermon
School Streets
Litchfield
Hermon Street
God's Heroes
Good Cheer Alliance
New England Associate Alliance
Manchester
N. H
St John’s Episcopal Church Services Schedule
St John’s Episcopal Church at Bowdoin and Buchanan streets announces services for Sunday Oct 20. Holy Communion at 8:00 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 10:30 a.m. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. Rector’s Bible class and evening prayer with address at 7:30 p.m. Rev C W Henry is rector.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bowdoin
Buchanan Streets
CO. W. Henry
First Church Rally Sunday in Winthrop with Quarters and Leagues
First Church of Winthrop on Winthrop Street hosts a Rally Sunday program starting at 10 a.m. with a sermon by Rev. Charles Tilton. The day features special music by the church quartet, Sunday school exercises at 11:45, Junior and Epworth Leagues in the evening, and a later sermon by Chaplain George A Crawford.
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Charles Tilton
Jefferson Street
First Church
C. E. Johnson
Leonard
C. E. Tasker
A. Sawyer
EE. Rowland
J. _B. Coffin
Winthrop
Epworth
George A. Crawford
U. S. Navy
Baptist Budget Sets Open House and Rally Day Events
The church resumes all Sunday services tomorrow with free seating and a special invitation. Rally Day speakers were Mr W K Andem and Mr W S Kay from Roxbury and Andover. Delegates from Sagamore Beach Institute report at the E. meeting Sunday at 6 15 with Congregational young people as special guests. The Ladies Aid plans an all day sewing session next Wednesday at 10 a m. The Social Committee invites seniors and juniors to a Halloween supper and social in the vestry on Wednesday October 28 at 6 45 with nonmembers over 15 invited for a 15 cent charge.
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W. K. Andem
Roxbury
W. S Kay
Andover
Sagamore Beach Institute
Ladies’ Aid Society
C. E Society
Pegine
Winthrop Post Office Letters for Week Ending October 19
List of letters remaining at the Winthrop post office for the week ending October 19 includes Barker Miss Leila L Bower Mr Nettle Billen Mrs Thomas P Hall George Manning N Malcahy Mrs Mary E Pender Mrs J L Philbert Mrs Leana Sanders Walter Sumpsen J A Thorndike Miss Myra D White Mrs A Coydon
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Winthrop Post Office
Barker
Leila L. Bower
Nettle Billen
Thomas P. Hall
George Manning
Malcahy
Mary E. Pender
J. L. Philbert
Leana Sanders
Walter
Sumpsen
J. A. Thorndike
Myra D. White
A. Coydon
Free plants offered to Winthrop residents by cemetery supervisor
To the inhabitants of Winthrop only I will give to any of the people of Winthrop one or more plants free of charge. Those desiring same can apply to me any time Saturday October 19 at my residence 159 Winthrop street. C R Bennison Superintendent of Cemetery.
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Winthrop
Deaths: Marie Louise Nadeau Dies at 82
Marie Louise Nadeau died on October 4 1907 at age 82. Her death notice records her passing and age.
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Marie Louise Nadeau
Be a Beet A A Bop Eae De J RSAee Ronaa Sunecairrion
A garbled notice appears with postal terms and a request for payments of 91.00 for a three month period. It states second class matter entrail at the Boston post office under the act of March 3 1670 and directs checks to Winthrop Sun and Visitor with Herbert E Emerson editor and Ernest Pierce associate editor.
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Oferta Bea
Ronan Sunecairrion Raeedhe
Boston
Winthrop Sun
Winthrop Sun and Visitor Opera Hours Notice
The Winthrop Sun and Visitor announces its Lewis block location opposite Beach Station. Office hours run daily and every Thursday evening from 7 30 to 8 30.
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Winthrop Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Beach Station
Special Subscription Offer for The Sun and Visitor
The Sun and Visitor offers new non subscribers a 15 month subscription for 82.00. Pay $2.00 for Oct Nov Dec and receive the paper free until Jan 1 1908 then through Jan 1909. Subscriptions may be mailed or left at the Lewis Block office with prompt receipts. The offer expires January 1.
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the Sun and Visitor
Lewis Block
Winthrop Town Meeting Moderator Declines Oath
The town notes that Moderator Tewksbury refused to be sworn in at Thursday night meetings. The practice of taking an oath each time in office has no legal requirement and is said to be unique to Winthrop in the state.
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Tewksbury
Winthrop
Platform signals Democrat convention demands state probe
The piece asserts the Democratic platform calls for an investigation of state affairs, comparing the situation to Boston where the Democratic administration faces exposure. It suggests Republicans have no fear of scrutiny and urges the inquiry to begin at once.
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Boston
Republican Party
Democratic Convention Held in Springfield Theatre Show
The convention gathered in a Springfield theatre for a notable political event described as a wonderful show and a fitting setting for the occasion.
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Springfield
Whitney's tariff stance buried by bad party convention
The article notes Henry M. Whitney's effort to frame tariffs as a campaign issue is overshadowed by his party's failure to hold a proper convention to nominate candidates and discuss major topics like the tariff and its impact on public prosperity.
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Henry M. Whitney
Springfield Republican Convention Closes Swiftly
Observers call the recent convention cut and dried as members of the party show sobriety and dignity. It appears the results were to be cut by self-respecting attendees and candidates hung up and dried for later decision.
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Springfield
Spoils at Suffolk County Democratic Convention
The Suffolk County Democratic convention refuses to nominate Sheriff Fred H. Seavey, praising his efficient service and the confidence of the court and bar, while nominating James Donovan. Voters will decide if Seavey’s faithful tenure is superseded by machine politics.
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Suffolk County Democratic Convention
Fred H. Seavey
Boston Democracy
Seavey
James Donovan
Sheriff Seavey
Open House at Deane Winthrop House in Old Boston
The Deane Winthrop House, the oldest in Old Boston, is open weekdays 2 to 6 pm. Visitors may park at Ocean Spray. The first floor west room houses a growing historical collection and a meeting place for societies. Alexander Corbett Jr. donated typewritten copies of old records and sketches linked to the house.
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Old Boston
Ocean Spray Station
Alexander Corbett, Jr
Boston Globe
William Peirce
Penelope Pelham
Bellingham
Deane Winthrop
Connecticut
Winthrop
Judge Sewall
John Mellows
Winthrop Community Holds Home Missionary Day Event
A large Winthrop attendance marked Home Missionary Day at the Food Fair with an afternoon doll drill by twelve Winthrop girls under Miss Winnie Davison and piano by Miss Margie Belcher. The Eliot Boys' Club opened the evening, Dr. Pickles gave an address, and Prof. Robert Bruce performed. Notable attendees included Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Thompson, Mrs. Charles Tilton, and many local residents.
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Winthrop
Winnie Davison
Ingleside Avenue
Margie A. Belcher
Winthrop Street
Dorothy
Laura Belcher
Gladys Dean
Emma
Elizabeth Creighton
Pauline Nickerson
Ida Davison
Florence McMaugh
Sybil Carstensen
Gertrude Thompson
Louise MacKenzie
Ruth Tewksbury
Eliot Boys’ Club
North End
Boston
Ruth Barclay
Pauline Street
Pickles
Robert Bruce
Lynn
E. H. Leonard
Hull Street
Inez BE. Fox
A. E. Thompson
Mina M. Griffiths
Charles Tilton
William E. Ricker
Asa M. Capen
Mary L. Woods
J. E. Joyce
Lillian Stewart
M. Barclay
Aggie Baker
Fred N. Lewis
H. W. Tewksbury
Schuyler B. Andrews
Ervine D. Osborne
Lydia
I. ©. Hall
Caroline MacNanaght
Dorothea Smith
John Knudson
Esther J G Mason Dies at 95 in Massachusetts Home
Esther J G Mason age 95 died at Somerset Avenue leaving husband James Freeman Drake Mason and daughter Mrs H D M Crane. Funeral by Rev W Litchfield of the Unitarian Church notes her long family longevity including grandmother Pierce 104 and mother Perkins 102. Her sister Mrs Buffington died recently at 100. two other sisters lived into their 90s. She was the youngest child born after her mother’s 50th year. In 1904 on her 50th wedding anniversary she dressed her daughter Hattie for a wedding at Oak Bluffs summer cottage.
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Esther Jane Gray Mason
Somerset Avenue
James Freeman Drake Mason
H. D. M. Crane
W. ©. Litchfield
Unitarian Church
Mason
Pierce
Perkins
Buffington
Fall River
Hattie
Oak Bluffs
Annie Elisabeth
John McNaught
Plummer Avenue
William Augustus Smith
William H. Smith
Sunnyside Avenue
M. E
Joseph E. Waterhouse
Charles Tilton
A. O. Thompson
John. B. Coffin
Robert Graham
Milton
Mendelssohn
Charles J. Nickerson
W. H. Smith
William A. Smith
Emma McNaught
Cook
Orient Heights Track Use Agreement Before Railroad Commission
A long discussed agreement allowing Orient Heights residents to a five cent fare to the Boston elevated system is before the Railroad Commission. The plan ties the Boston Elevated to the Boston & Northern tracks in Bennington street and to Gladstone street with a joint schedule to meet at the junction. The arrangement would permit use of the Boston & Northern name and aims to boost summer traffic to Revere Beach and the East Boston Tunnel with possible car exchanges at peak summer beach traffic.
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Boston Transcript
Orient Heights
Boston & Northern Street Railway
Bennington Street
Boston Elevated
Railroad Commission
Elevated
Saratoga Street
Boston & Northern
Gladstone Street
Boston
Boston & Revere Electric
Bennington
Gladstone Streets
Revere Beach
Beachmont
Beach District
East Boston Tunnel
Q and Q Club Meets at Mrs Cobb Home on Temple Avenue
The Q and Q Club held its second meeting on Tuesday afternoon October 15 at Mrs Cobb's Temple avenue home. Three guests attended, the revised constitution and by laws were adopted and copies to be printed for members. Mrs Jacobson Wil liam Goodwin Maria Edgeworth and Jane Austen were discussed in a lively paper focusing on home life of the authors. Mrs Clark will host October 25. Josephine Tyler Secretary.
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Q and Q Club
Cobb
Temple Avenue
Clark
Advertise Your Entertainments in This Paper
Local readers are invited to place entertainment advertisements for next week. Secure space early to reach a broad audience with show dates, venues, and ticket details. Online and in-person options available.
Moses Belcher Wedding Privately Held in Boston
Edith Moses and Alphonse Wallace Belcher were united in marriage at the bride’s home 1141 Congress Street in the presence of family. The ceremony featured a green and flower canopy, a pink bouquet for Marion Moses, and a diamond pendant for the bride. The couple plan to live in Winthrop and begin a wedding journey, with home set for January 8 at 885 Winthrop Street. Belcher is a partner in George Frost & Co. of Boston and a notable Winthrop resident.
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Mies Edith Moses
George Warren Moses
Alphonse Wallace Belcher
Winthrop
Mass
Congress Street
Albert Silber
Edgar Carrell
Boston
Clifford A. Moses
Haps Bet
Fred 'W. Jordan
Winchester
Marion Moses
A .J. Cameron
The
West Church
Joseph Davidson
Young Voters urged to choose party for state good
The piece cites Governor Rob inson urging first time voters to pick the party aligning with their ideals, noting both parties have flaws but arguing the Republican party best serves the state. It contrasts the Boston Republican and Springfield Democratic conventions and supports Guild and Draper as symbols of dignity.
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George D. Robinson
Boston
Springfield
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Winthrop Churches
First Unitarian Church
GT. John's Episcopal Church
First Church of
Methodist Episcopal
Throp Street
C. R. Bennison
Washington Avenue
Wieraror
Boston Postal District
Herbert E. Emerson
Ernest. &Pierce
Telephone
Winthrop Visitor
Chelsea Gazette
Home Missionary Day
Esther J. G. Mason
Josephine Tyler
Moses-Belcher
Commonwealth
Mr. Whitney
Guild and Draper
E. F. Rogers
Lewis
Winthrop Beach
Frank
Barrett
Photographic Studio
Wadsworth Block
E. E. Crosby
Alfred Peat
Winthrop St
Edwards
Hermon St
Wintherop
Ralph P. Badger
Chatham T
I. B. O'Brien
Lewis Islock
Winthrop Bench
Coral Ave
Lillian F. Rich
Pleasant St
Edythem
Keene
Olgan. Byram
Cencre Street
Miss Luella
Angie Bugbee
Underhill St
Town Hall
William A. Sampson
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